Bryan Niklas
Hudson, OH
Offer a unique set of skills and work experience in many different industries. Has an extensive background in functions related to an industrial/"blue collar" setting (i.e. machining, warehouse, logistics, factory, manufacturing, etc.)., as well as, proven success and experience in the business/executive/"white collar" sectors (i.e. sales, marketing, upper management, business ownership, consulting, etc.). The skills possessed related to these platforms include, but are not limited to:
• Shipping/Receiving
• Machine Operator
• Forklift Operator
• Material Handling
• Machining
• Operation of various sizes of overhead Cranes
• Packaging
• Assembly
• Fabrication
• Logistics
• Inventory
• Coordinator
• General Labor
• Management, Leadership, Supervisor roles
These qualifications were utilized in the steel industry, plastics/injection mold industry, telecommunications industry, security industry.
Also, has experience in an executive/office setting. Abilities in this platform include, but are not limited to:
• Sales
• Marketing
• Advertising
• Consulting
• Financial
• Customer Service
• Client Retention
• Building and maintaining client relations
• Cold Calling
• Review individual credit reports
• Successfully working remotely
• Upper Management, Office Management, Leadership, Supervisor roles
• Business Ownership
All of which require an ability to excel in team environments. Ability to display exceptional communication skills, both verbal and written (including face to face, mobile, electronic, etc.), with clients, peers, co- workers, management, etc. An ability to thrive in a high paced/high stress setting, with an ability to make decisions on the fly and positively solve unexpected challenges that may arise; as well as, an ability to learn new concepts quickly and adapt to ever changing environments and climates in different sectors. Ability to maintain any licensing and education requirements necessary to perform duties. These skills were utilized in the manufacturing, finance (i.e. banking, residential and commercial lending), real estate (residential and commercial), and credit sectors. Willing to relocate to: Summit County, OH - Cuyahoga County, OH Authorized to work in the US for any employer
Work Experience
Field Inventory/Logistics Specialist
CTDI (Communications Test Design Inc.)-Bedford, OH October 2024 to Present
A CTDI Field Inventory & Logistics Specialist is responsible for coordinating and transacting the incoming and outgoing materials as part of the RDOF program. This position is responsible for accurately maintaining inventory records and managing the flow of materials. This position requires a continuous-improvement mindset, a firm grasp of basic computer programs, and an ability to work both independently and in a team environment. Specific daily duties and responsibilities include:
• Perform cycle counts and audits.
• Assists in physical inventories.
• Receive in material from vendors and transfers.
• Issue materials out to subcontractors.
• Adhere to safety standards
• Maintain accurate inventory
Material Handler/Forklift Operator ; Production Worker Little Tikes-Hudson, OH
April 2023 to July 2024
MATERIAL HANDLER/FORKLIFT OPERATOR
. The essential functions of this job include but are not limited to:
• Provide movement of all products, finished goods and components utilizing forklift and other equipment and machinery.
• Receives components from suppliers, outside warehouses by unloading trucks and stacking items neatly in warehouse.
• Receives finished goods from outside warehouses.
• Receives any incoming equipment or supplies.
• Stocks production lines.
• Enters production for both components and finished goods.
• Moves components and finished goods to staging areas.
• Accurately fill out bundle tags and trailer load logs.
• Able to work well individually or in teams with minimum supervision. PRODUCTION WORKER
The essential functions of this job include but are not limited to:
• Assembling toys, loading and shipping products, and operating machinery.
• Ability, to use hand or power tools to assemble toys from materials like plastic, metal, or fabric. They also trim excess material, inspect for defects, and package product.
• Use computer skills to interpret gauges and measurement instrumentation. They also have strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills, and must be self-motivated and safety conscious. Credit Analyst - Owner
GBN Consulting, LLC.-Northfield, OH
February 2015 to January 2023
Self Employed. Reviewed credit of potential homebuyers in an attempt to improve overall credit rating to help them procure the best Mortgage possible.
• Analyzed individuals credit reports in an attempt to locate any errors, discrepancies, etc.
• Worked with creditors via phone, email, written letter, and/or in person, in attempt to rectify any mistakes that may be prevalent on credit reports.
• Negotiated with creditors, collection agencies, government agencies, etc. to agree on a settlement amount that would enable them to close the account, thus, no longer negatively impact credit rating. Correspondence was mainly initiated with well written, formal letters. ( had a credit score improvement rate of 87%)
Mortgage Loan Officer/Branch Manager/Owner
America's Lending Solutions,LLC
Loan Officer
A loan officer is a financial professional who works with individuals and businesses to help them secure loans from banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions. What do loan officers do?
Evaluate loan applications: They assess a borrower's creditworthiness by reviewing financial information such as credit score, income, and debt-to-income ratio. They utilize this information to determine the risk associated with lending money to that individual or business. Guide and educate applicants: Loan officers explain different types of loans, their terms (interest rates, fees, repayment schedules), and the application process to ensure borrowers understand their options and responsibilities.
Assist with documentation: Loan officers help borrowers gather and complete necessary paperwork for loan applications, including income statements, tax returns, and bank statements. Coordinate with other professionals: They work with underwriters, who are responsible for the final loan approval decisions, as well as real estate agents, title companies, and other parties involved in the loan process.
Promote loan products and services: Loan officers may actively seek out potential borrowers by contacting businesses or individuals and explaining the loan products offered by their institution. Oversee loan applications: They authorize or recommend approval of loan applications, ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations and the lender's policies. Follow up on delinquent payments: In some cases, loan officers may contact borrowers who have missed payments to help them find solutions to continue paying off the loan. Education
Kent State University
Class of 2000
Bachelors Degree
Marketing